The writing is light and effortless, with a fast paced, tightly focused plot, and the two authors succeed in interweaving the characters of the upcoming stories in the Nerds vs. It doesn’t help that the snottier than thou, and snarkier than hell Dobbs is his tutor.įor all that there are two authors in this book, each of them taking different sections, I found the writing to be absolutely seamless.

What he doesn’t need is this stupid Quiz Bowl adding more stress and taking away even more of his time. Jesse Knox is holding onto his football scholarship with both hands, studying for his BSN in nursing and staying competitive during the off season. So, guess what the universe decided to do? Now, Dobbs is stuck with the most stuck up man on campus, trying to force feed the brainless wonder enough trivia to keep from losing their chances at taking first place. The only way this could be worse is if one of the jocks in question happens to be Knox, star running back - who spends more than enough time running that tight, hot body through Dobbs’ dreams. Full participation, or no more fraternities.ĭobbs is the captain of the Quiz Bowl team and now has to take in two jocks, losing team members who actually know what they’re doing in the process. In order to placate the dean and save their houses, two members of ALA must compete (no benching them) in the flag football games, and two SMTs must participate in the Quiz Bowl. If the two frats can’t come together and figure a way to end the rivalry, then the dean will have no choice but to end both fraternities.Īlpha Lambda Alpha takes the Quiz Bowl quite seriously, just as the Sigma Mu Taus put all of their effort into their flag football team. But when a prank between Alpha Lambda Alpha and Sigma Mu Taus goes bad, leaving the ALA’s kitchen with considerable fire damage, the dean has had enough.

Prank wars and fraternities go hand and hand, much like the sometimes friendly rivalry between jocks and nerds.

Schooling the Jock by Eli Easton